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SalaryThe UKFIU sits within the National Crime Agency’s National Economic Crime Centre (NECC).
The UKFIU is adapting and promoting its online presence, enhancing its digital global reach to SARs reporters, supervisors/regulators/trade bodies, law enforcement end users, international partners and government partners etc.
It is an exciting time to join the Digital Media and Publications team as we set the agenda for the UKFIU’s communications strategy, managing, enhancing and building the UKFIU’s international reputation, and focusing on wider social media engagement, creating exciting new audio and visual communication products, and developing and designing new UKFIU guidance products aimed at engaging with all stakeholders.
You will be leading a small team of officers and whilst knowledge of the SARs Regime is desirable, it is not essential. We will invest in you and train you so that you have the fundamental knowledge required to perform in this role.
What is essential, is your ability to adapt, be proactive and work at pace. We receive over 900,000 SARs and volumes continue to rise so the need for a dedicated communications function which we can use to influence changes in reporter behaviour and to assist law enforcement in their exploitation of the data in SARs is essential.
Read the full job description and apply on the Civil Service Jobs website.
